Minneapolis Tensions Simmer: Immigration Enforcement, Arrests, and Community Unrest Spark Political Shifts
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Politics saw a pivotal shift with special elections restoring a 67-67 tie in the Minnesota House, as Democrat Meg Luger-Nikolai won District 64A and Shelley Buck took District 47A, per FOX 9 and the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee. This maintains power-sharing amid the DFL's narrow 34-33 Senate edge. Governor Tim Walz released his 2026 capital plan, proposing $700 million in bonds for infrastructure like water systems, public safety facilities, and PFAS removal.
Economically, North Wind Group plans a $1.1 billion aerospace research complex in Rosemount, partnering with the University of Minnesota, as reported by Area Development. Rochester anticipates another $1 billion in construction driven by Mayo Clinic's expansion. Congressman Pete Stauber secured $15 million for northern infrastructure, including highway reconstructions.
Communities grapple with immigration fears affecting schools; districts like Minnetonka stay open amid reports of enforcement nearby, though absenteeism rises, Education Week notes. A Wheaton man died in a house fire, under investigation by the State Fire Marshal.
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Looking Ahead: Watch for the legislative session's start, more special elections, Homan's ongoing talks, and North Wind's groundbreaking.
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